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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
3
Farmer on Rural Route Kurpire I W Floyd proclaims Backlen Arnica Salve priceless for wounds saying he would mortgage his farm to obtain it. The testimonial notes the product sold at Goo E Sharrar’s drug store.
Where Bullets Flew David Parker of Fayette New Jersey says Electric Bitters saved him from a bad stomach and weak health after losing a foot at Gettysburg. He spent money on other remedies with little result and now uses Electric Bitters as a tonic to stay strong and well. Sold at Geo BE Sharrar's drug store.
Clement A. Wagoner, laborer, shot his wife at 614 Saginaw Street after a quarrel following a separation. He wounded her in the cheek and then killed himself, dying about an hour and a half later. The woman’s condition is critical but improving. The couple previously lived in Bay City and moved from Sag inaw County a decade ago. Wagoner served in the Twenty Eighth Michigan, with Philippine service. The note to neighbor Maud MacKenzie expressed a plea for burial side by side in Forest Lawn.
After a shutdown the Evansville Cotton Mill in Evansville Indiana resumes operations and plans to hire several hundred workers. Other items report football player William M Potts of Cannonsburg Pennsylvania dead after an injury, Confederate General Eppa Hunton dies in Richmond aged 85, and a Chicago postal bombing probe begins. Also noted are a 110 year old Tyre New York resident, Chicago dust and soot levels triple London, a Passaville Pennsylvania death from a railroad accident, a mob hanging in Lulu Mississippi, a 12 year old Wyoming girl killing a rattlesnake, a sailor dying in Cavite, a failed attempt on Lincoln hospital, milk dealer prosecutions in Chicago, long-distance wireless telegraph link to Hawaii, a government yearbook print run, women pilots forming an aero club, and a New Jersey girl saved by a boy on a railroad track.
Scalding hot milk cleans stains from Hoen and cotton more effectively than boiling water, according to a local household tip. The method emphasizes milk’s protein and fat content aiding stain lifting.
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